Approximate Ratings of chess.com Computer Levels?

thank you

FYI: here are levels in chess.com app on iPad:
Level 1: 250
Level 2: 400
Level 3: 550
Level 4: 700
Level 5: 850
Level 6: 1000
Level 7: 1100
Level 8: 1200
Level 9: 1300
Level 10: 1400
Level 11: 1500
Level 12: 1600
Level 13: 1700
Level 14: 1800
Level 15: 1900
Level 16: 2000
Level 17: 2100
Level 18: 2200
Level 19: 2300
Level 20: 2450
Level 21: 2600
Level 22: 2700
Level 23: 2800
Level 24: 2900
Level 25: 3000+

i didnt know there were levels above 10 (ps on my computer, lvl 10 is like, about as strong as 2500, iirc, so thats why im asking).

Those ratings that they give on the mobile app are crazy. Level 16( who is supposed to be 2000) constantly blunders pawns in the opening and I can beat comfortably. I would reduce all the ratings in that list by 500

I can easily beat level 5, but I get crushed at level 6, so since I am rated in the 1200-1300 range, based on that I assume level 5 plays about 1200, and level 6 plays about 1400. 

On Android phones the chess.com app computer opponent has 20 levels.  I did some matches between my Xiaomi Mi 8 Lite phone and my desktop running on an i7-8700 cpu (12 cores).  Here's some of the results I got: 

It took my phone's level 11 to defeat desktop level 5.  It also defeated desktop level 6 but lost to desktop level 7.  

Phone level 12 (1850) beat desktop level 7. 94.7 accuracy vs 71.3 accuracy
Phone level 12 lost to desktop level 8. 36.4 accuracy vs 96.5 accuracy
phone level 13 (2000) lost to desktop level 8. 77.6 accuracy vs 96 accuracy
phone level 14 (2150) lost to desktop level 8. 82.1 accuracy vs 97.7
phone level 15 (2300) lost to desktop level 8. 94 accuracy vs 97.7
phone level 16 (2450) drew desktop level 8. 98.5 vs 98.8
phone level 16 beat desktop level 8. 98.5 vs 85.9
phone level 16 lost to desktop level 9. 97.7 vs 98.5
phone level 17 (2600) lost to desktop level 9. 98.6 vs 98.7
phone level 18 (2750) drew desktop level 9. 98.4 vs 98.9
phone level 18 drew desktop level 9. 98.5 vs 99.2
phone level 18 drew desktop level 9. 99 vs 97.9
phone level 18 beat desktop level 9. 98.3 vs 93.1
phone level 18 lost to desktop level 10. 98.7 vs 99.4
phone level 19 (2900) lost to desktop level 10. 96.2 vs 99.2                                                              phone level 20 (3000+) lost to desktop level 10. 98 vs 99.4

Out of curiosity I had Leela Chess Zero running on my RTX 2800 with Sergio net 3180 face off against  desktop level 10.  Lc0 SV 3180 easily crushed desktop level 10.  99.4 accuracy vs 99.2

so ur leela chess zero engine (with a rating of 3180) easily crushed the desktop max lvl engine? this is what ur saying, right? i assume leela is the 99.4 while the desktop lvl 10 is the 99.2? very interesting. thanks for this. loved it.

My apologies, I should have made it clearer.  The 3180 refers to the LC0 network developed by a contributor named Sergio, released on March 22 of this year.  You can download it at his website:

https://www.comp.nus.edu.sg/~sergio-v/t60/384x30/

You would also need the LC0 engine which you can get here:  

http://lczero.org/play/download/

The 3180 net is considered by some to be among the strongest networks available.  Running on an RTX 2080 it probably plays close to 3500 elo.  Yes the 99.4 accuracy was for Leela.  If you're interested here's the game between LC0 3180 vs chess.com desktop level 10:  

[Event "Blitz 5min+5sec"]
[Site "?"]
[Date "2020.06.20"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Lc0 v0.25.1+git.69105b4 SV T6"]
[Black "Computer Level 10"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "E17"]
[PlyCount "139"]

1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 3. Nf3 b6 4. g3 Bb7 5. Bg2 Be7 6. O-O O-O 7. Re1 c5 8. d5 d6
9. e4 Na6 10. Nc3 Re8 11. a3 Nc7 12. b4 h6 13. bxc5 bxc5 14. e5 dxe5 15. Rb1
Rb8 16. Nxe5 exd5 17. cxd5 Bf8 18. Nc6 Bxc6 19. Rxb8 Rxe1+ 20. Qxe1 Qxb8 21.
dxc6 Bd6 22. Qd1 Be5 23. Ne4 Qb1 24. Nxf6+ Bxf6 25. Bf3 Bg5 26. Kg2 Ne6 27.
Bxg5 Qxd1 28. Bxd1 hxg5 29. Kf3 Kf8 30. Ke4 Nc7 31. Bb3 Ke7 32. a4 g4 33. Kf4
Ne6+ 34. Kxg4 Kd6 35. f4 Nd8 36. Kf5 Kxc6 37. Ke5 Kb6 38. Kd6 Ne6 39. Bd5 Ka5
40. f5 Nd4 41. f6 gxf6 42. Kxc5 Nf5 43. Bc6 Nh6 44. Bd7 f5 45. Kd6 Kb4 46. h3
Kc3 47. Ke5 Kd3 48. Bxf5+ Ke3 49. g4 Kf3 50. g5 f6+ 51. Kxf6 Ng8+ 52. Kf7 Kf4
53. Kxg8 Kxg5 54. a5 Kxf5 55. a6 Kf6 56. h4 Ke5 57. h5 Kd6 58. h6 Kc5 59. h7
Kb4 60. h8=Q Ka5 61. Qf6 Kb5 62. Kf7 Ka4 63. Qe7 Ka5 64. Qxa7 Kb5 65. Qb7+ Kc4
66. a7 Kc5 67. a8=Q Kc4 68. Qd5+ Kc3 69. Qa3+ Kc2 70. Qdd3# 1-0

what the rating for desktop lvl 10? and thanks

It doesn't say and it probably depends on your hardware because when you're playing against it you can see that it's using your cpu.  On my pc level 10 is probably between 2900-3100, I'm assuming it's using Stockfish 10.  It'd be much higher if it would play slower, it only thinks for a few seconds on each move.  

Stop resurrecting dead threads 

i actually think it might not be stockfish 10. reason why being that when he u play a weaker version here, it takes time to make its moves, meaning that a stronger version might need to take even more time, while, instead, the moves are semi instantaneous.

I have defeated the level 10 of computer if any body knows how much is its ELO

nah computer levels change strength depending on how powerful your processor is.

I think my rating is around 1800 since I can beat the level 7 bot easily.

The best way to know your rating is to play some games against humans. Computers tell you nothing 

I am a very poor player.  I made an account a month or so ago and can't beat level 5.  

According to Chess.com (https://support.chess.com/article/211-what-rating-is-the-computer-on-chess-com)

A rough estimation of the strength. The lowest setting can be said to be roughly around 800 strength. The highest is around 2200. The levels in between move up at a rate of around 150 per level. So the levels might look something like this: 

1. 800
2. 950
3. 1100
4. 1250
5. 1400
6. 1550
7. 1700
8. 1850
9. 2000
10. 2150

These are only estimations and the strength can not be pinpointed with any accuracy, since this computer doesn’t play rated games. But you can use this as a guide to decide what range of levels you want to use!  

I have been playing the Droidfish engine which of course lets you set the ELO rating level on my Galaxy S10, and was able to win or draw - as white - up to 1800 after which it got significantly tougher. I am probably about 1400-1600 strength per last rated master I played, so was surprised to get that far. All these engines seem beatable until you get to a tipping point where they give you nothing and crush you on any positional or tactical errors. SaId tipping point varies greatly per app or per engine.